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Having read your PhD thesis, I am curious as to whether section 51(xxiiiA.) of the Australian Constitution applies to services provided by nurse practitioners (NP) because it refers to “medica…
read more >There are telehealth companies using the sexual and reproductive health exemption to offer MBS funded pathology tests but some of them don’t do a consult beforehand. They basically just sell a…
read more >I understand that nurse practitioners (NP) cannot bill outpatients seen in public hospital outpatient clinics but what about private hospital outpatient clinics?
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read more >I am a nurse practitioner (NP) and am locked in a debate with my public hospital employer/management about MBS billing of NP services provided to public hospital outpatients. Is this allowed?
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A PICC line insertion is performed by a nurse/nurse practitioner and radiographer, including imaging (Fluoroscopy + Digital Subtraction Angiography of thorax). Post examination, a …
read more >I’m a Nurse Practitioner working in a small rural centre. I am a public employee 4 days a week and work privately on one day in the co-located primary health clinic/urgent care centre, which I…
read more >This FACEM was planning to open a walk-in emergency clinic similar to a GP urgent care centre. Importantly, this would not be an approved private emergency department (ED).
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This is a common question. Who should the referrer be in these circumstances?
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